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[idoless24]

Ser Bard wrote...

Chris Priestly wrote...

We've already shown a female krogan in some of our videos, so you know they're in the game.

I also just saw anotherfemale we hadn't shown in ME1 or 2 the other day. What do you call them Modin Solus things? Martian... venutian.... one of them things.

A token salarian and krogan? How thrilling.
I'm sure they're not the male model in a shroud or anything.

Yeah, those were my thoughts too.

[MasterSamson88]

Ser Bard wrote...

Chris Priestly wrote...

We've already shown a female krogan in some of our videos, so you know they're in the game.

I also just saw anotherfemale we hadn't shown in ME1 or 2 the other day. What do you call them Modin Solus things? Martian... venutian.... one of them things.

A token salarian and krogan? How thrilling.
I'm sure they're not the male model in a shroud or anything.

One must consider that to another species we'd largely look entirely the same as well. 

There's never THAT much of a difference between Male and Female, expect perhaps color.

[Abispa]

Female human in ME universe...

[Abraham_uk]

Abispa wrote...

Female human in ME universe...

:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:oTHANKS. Now I'm going to have nighmeres. Good night. (shivers violently at the sight of that frightening picture)

[XyleJKH]

Chris Priestly wrote...

Oops. Nevermind. We did show female salarians before. My bad.

Still, yes there will be new female aliens in ME3.

That's awesome to hear Chris. look forward to it also um do you know if there will be anything else that you could review probly not right?

[MasterSamson88]

Chris Priestly wrote...

Oops. Nevermind. We did show female salarians before. My bad.

Where was this?

[Elasthor]

Yeah, where?

[Gotholhorakh]

TheButterflyEffect wrote...

 Yeah, don't anyone DARE start that horsecrap argument about women having less testosterone balls muscle mass blah blah effing blah. That's got absolutely nothing to do with anything you sexist dimwits with your stupid Civil War era mentalities.

Seriously why the hell is Bioware so goddamn male chauvanist? Why do they put more effort into males than females? Seriously, they cut shmexylicious female dwarves out of DA2 entirely, and broke their word completely about female qunari. And we have yet to see a single female alien in the goddamn ME universe.

Asari don't count because they're a mono gender race. Neither do Quarians because they're always in those stupid space suits and we don't even know what either sex looks like.

Why do female turians, salarians, drell, yahg, vorcha, krogan, batarians, volus, elcor and hanar seem to be non existent? Through dialogue we know that these races DO have females. So why the hell do we never see any?

And the hand-wavey excuse "oh they don't usually leave their home planets" is absolute crock, these are ALEINS we're talking about, they're goddamn cultural attitudes and mentalities are supposed to be ALIEN, meaning absolutely nothing like ours, being the pathetic sexualist piece of crap ugly ass apes we are. And in a species that's become an thoroughly modern interstellar civilization, the idea of not ONE single female EVER going out and travelling the galaxy and talking to people of other species is absurd. A very very flimsy excuse. And you're stupid.

I'm hoping this will be something of an unsuccessful troll post.

[Blacklash93]

Ser Bard wrote...
I'm sure they're not the male model in a shroud or anything.

I'm pretty sure we can all expect Wrex to be in for quite the surprise with Eve.

[What a Succulent Ass]

I meant the drawings, not the content. Whoever the Darkhorse artist was couldn't draw turians (amongst other things) to save his or her life. The single female turian likely won't be visually representative of all female turians.

[What a Succulent Ass]

Still can't see what's wrong with the way they portrayed female turians, either. I know people moan about their fringes not counting as fringes (don't understand how that is) and how they don't look feminine enough (don't know why they should), but I don't see how any of that breaks the lore. *shrugs*

Nah, I wasn't bashing the design. But IIRC (I could be wrong, as I haven't read all the comics) there was one female turian. Since ME3 is boasting better models and animations and aesthetics, it's possible that they won't use a single model for all turian women. Salarian and turian NPCs, after all, don't look exactly alike.

...Well, at least the ones you talk to, anyway.

[Abispa]

Yeah, the idea that Turian females should look feminine is laughable. I mean, if it wasn't for the fringes and the face-paint you'd never be able to tell the difference between Garrus and Vega. They're so manly.

[Last Vizard]

MasterSamson88 wrote...

Ser Bard wrote...

Chris Priestly wrote...

We've already shown a female krogan in some of our videos, so you know they're in the game.

I also just saw anotherfemale we hadn't shown in ME1 or 2 the other day. What do you call them Modin Solus things? Martian... venutian.... one of them things.

A token salarian and krogan? How thrilling.
I'm sure they're not the male model in a shroud or anything.

One must consider that to another species we'd largely look entirely the same as well. 

There's never THAT much of a difference between Male and Female, expect perhaps color.

... theres a pretty big difference between males and females, in general males are taller than females, broader at the shoulder, lack of curves from hips to waist, male upper torso broadens, Females have breasts, delicate physique, less muscle mass, smaller hands and feet, soft facial features, male reproductive organs hang outside the body while females are inside.
 
Don't know about other BSN users but no Alien intelligence would mistake me for a female of the Human species.

[What a Succulent Ass]

...Because we have a ready supply of alien life to prove this assertion.

[Last Vizard]

Random Jerkface wrote...

...Because we have a ready supply of alien life to prove this assertion.

Talking to me?

[What a Succulent Ass]

Yes, mate. Sexual dimorphism in humans is obvious to humans, but saying that aliens (especially if they're sufficiently alien and not just rubber forehead grey midgets) would readily be able to distinguish human males from human females is a bit of a fantastic claim.

[brfritos]

AwesomeName wrote...

Random Jerkface wrote...

I meant the drawings, not the content. Whoever the Darkhorse artist was couldn't draw turians (amongst other things) to save his or her life. The single female turian likely won't be visually representative of all female turians.

*Opens up his copy of Evolution*  What's wrong with them? They're actually drawn really well, imo :/  Only time I've seen Dark Horse draw ME badly was the Genesis DLC and possibly that one with Cpt Bailey in it.

Still can't see what's wrong with the way they portrayed female turians, either.  I know people moan about their fringes not counting as fringes (don't understand how that is) and how they don't look feminine enough (don't know why they should), but I don't see how any of that breaks the lore.  *shrugs*

I finally received my copy of the comics today by mail, since I live in Brazil and the comic was not publish here.

Honestly I didn't see nothing wrong with the female turian and I also hope they don't portrait the female krogans, turians and salarians like artists usually do in sci-fi movies and books: resambling a female human.

The Quarians and Asari are too human alike, except for some minor details.

[Mewi]

I'm not sure but I think I saw a female Krogan, or it was speaking for female Krogans and was a male... But it sounded a bit strange nontheless.

[Last Vizard]

Random Jerkface wrote...

Yes, mate. Sexual dimorphism in humans is obvious to humans, but saying that aliens (especially if they're sufficiently alien and not just rubber forehead grey midgets) would readily be able to distinguish human males from human females is a bit of a fantastic claim.

lol yes It may be difficult/impossible for certain species (blind ones) to tell male and female Humans apart however I'm saying that there are visual differences between male and female humans. in this thread they say Salarians and Turians are pretty much visually the same(slight differances maybe?), does that mean an intelligent species wouldn't be able to spot the differences between males and females?  they wouldn't know on first contact which is which however they would see the difference.

Was trying to find the information on the citadel bartender, he says something about human breasts but I can't remember it... doesn't take much to notice that theres a difference unless Aliens are looking at two equall height humans, one five and half foot male that has never played a good contact sport and a flat chested skinny female, both with the same length hair.

Edit: its possible, as some people have already mentioned to tell many species on Earth apart visually like lions, birds and certin types of fish.  Male lions have manes, male birds and fish (the ones you can tell apart) are more colourful to attract females, males generally have more facial hair then females aswell.

Modifié par Last Vizard, 17 janvier 2012 - 05:39 .

[LilyasAvalon]

The OP was unnecessarily hostile and took this as a sexist matter, when it really isn't.

The simple fact is, it does cost more money and time and manpower to create that kind of gender diversity. And this was something that could simply not be added into ME1.

I can't say this same excuse can be used for ME2 though, though the most likely excuse was laziness or simply not enough time or manpower.

However, I think there is NO excuse to not add a female turian into ME3. This is the final game in the triology, we've already seen female krogans and male quarians, and it's already been PROVEN that turians do not care about gender in their society and that women are an important part of their galactic and military standing.

Add the fact that there's already a model designed for them and we're going to the turian HOME WORLD, there's NOTHING stopping Bioware adding them except for sheer laziness.

Salarians and Drell are, to a point, excusable, since females are rare. The batarian sector has just been pretty much wiped out from the sounds of it, so they would be rare as well.

And as for the other races..... would there even be a difference between a male and female hanar?

I WILL however draw the line at children. There's not a lot of circumstances were children would be prominant in the situations Shepard finds themselves in. If Bioware wants to add them, be my guest. But only after I've seen that Garrus' sister. <_<

Modifié par LilyasAvalon, 17 janvier 2012 - 05:31 .

[Last Vizard]

LilyasAvalon wrote...

The OP was unnecessarily hostile and took this as a sexist matter, when it really isn't.

The simple fact is, it does cost more money and time and manpower to create that kind of gender diversity. And this was something that could simply not be added into ME1.

I can't say this same excuse can be used for ME2 though, though the most likely excuse was laziness or simply not enough time or manpower.

However, I think there is NO excuse to not add a female turian into ME3. This is the final game in the triology, we've already seen female krogans and male quarians, and it's already been PROVEN that turians do not care about gender in their society and that women are an important part of their galactic and military standing.

Add the fact that there's already a model designed for them and we're going to the turian HOME WORLD, there's NOTHING stopping Bioware adding them except for sheer laziness.

Salarians and Drell are, to a point, excusable, since females are rare. The batarian sector has just been pretty much wiped out from the sounds of it, so they would be rare as well.

And as for the other races..... would there even be a difference between a male and female hanar?

I WILL however draw the line at children. There's not a lot of circumstances were children would be prominant in the situations Shepard finds themselves in. If Bioware wants to add them, be my guest. But only after I've seen that Garrus' sister. <_<

Reapers attacking would have alot of people running toward evacuation points so I think kids would be seen at some point.

[CovertMcAnonymous]

People saying that only having female humans and quarians get screentime while over a dozen different races (I'm counting 14 right now) exist, all with males, isn't sexist are being foolish. Of course it's sexist, wouldn't you find it outrageous if we'd seen female humans, quarians, elcor, volus, batarians, krogan, rachni(?), yagh, hanar(?), salarians, vorcha and drell, but only male humans and quarians? Of course, and Fox would've probably **** a brick with some hairbrained logic because female dominance is so foreign to most humans worldwide.


But it wasn't intentional sexism. Probably. More likely subconcious. Either that or evil marketing, take your pick.